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Roku stocks plunge after Comcast proclaims loose streaming field and Fb launches TV software

Stocks of Roku fell on Wednesday after Comcast introduced a brand new deal on its attached containers and Fb introduced a brand new Portal TV software.
Shares of Roku fell on Wednesday after Comcast announced a new deal on its connected boxes and Facebook launched a new Portal TV device.

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